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Earlier today 'The Avengers' director Joss Whedon spoke about ABC and Marvel's upcoming 'S.H.I.E.L.D.' TV series, specifically how the spectacle of its story would differ from the Marvel films, but one question about the pilot will likely boggle viewers right up until the 'S.H.I.E.L.D.' series premiere. Most importantly, how will Clark Gregg's Agent Phil Coulson headline the series, given the even

While the race to join the 'Guardians of the Galaxy' cast heats up, with Joseph Gordon-Levitt dropping out to pursue greener pastures in 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For,' Marvel is getting things ready for when those announcements finally happen.

Even with the many buzz-worthy TV premieres and events that await in 2013, perhaps none are so hotly-anticipated as ABC and Marvel's Joss Whedon-directed 'S.H.I.E.L.D.' TV series, currently shooting its pilot episode. Apart from its cast, precious few details surrounding the show are available, but is ABC's fast-tracking of the pilot a good sign of it being picked up? And what demographic is the n

Joss Whedon might be one of the world's busiest men these days, with every project on his plate from 'The Avengers 2' to an eventual 'Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog' sequel, but one thing TV fans have been clamoring to learn is his involvement with ABC and Marvel's upcoming 'S.H.I.E.L.D.' TV series. We know Whedon helped write and will direct the pilot episode, but how involved would he be with th

While DC assembles its team for the 'Justice League' movie for a 2015 release, Marvel is busy doing the same. Aside from 'The Avengers 2' and the even more upcoming 'Iron Man 3,' 'Thor 2' and 'Captain America 2' flicks, Marvel Studios is busy trying to fill the cast of their next superhero movie 'Guardians of the Galaxy.' It was discovered only a few weeks ago that a handful of actors were being c

'Iron Man 3' has been the subject of many rumors, most of which have revolved around the possibility of cameos from current and future Avengers. Well, you might not want to get your hopes up as it looks like 'Iron Man 3' will very much be its own movie and will have no superhero cameos.

Don't you just love how the 'Iron Man 3' folks keeping pelting us with tease after tease the day before we're supposed to see the official trailer? First it was the teaser to the trailer, which was unlocked only after everyone "liked" 'Iron Man' on Facebook, then came movie pics, then came the first look at Ben Kingsley as Mandarin, then came the first official poster for 'Iron Man 3,' a

Marvel tried playing coy about the 'Iron Man 3' villain, initially saying that Ben Kingsley wouldn't be playing Mandarin. But now, not only is the news confirmed, we get our first look at The Mandarin, Iron Man's new nemesis in 'Iron Man 3.'

The folks behind 'Iron Man 3' are killing us with all the teases for the upcoming 'Iron Man 3' trailer, which is said to be released this month once they get enough followers on their official Facebook Page. But while we're waiting for the number to go up (by the way, last time we checked, the percent was only at 33% and it needs to be 100%), how about a read at the plot synopsis?

Marvel is preparing for the much-anticipated 'Iron Man 3' trailer, premiering on October 23 at 12:01 a.m., but there are no shortages of spoilers. We've already seen photos of the updated Iron Man armor and how the Iron Patriot will end up looking through set photos, and some attendees at NYCC 2012 even got to see a clip from the movie during the Retailers Breakfast. Unfair, we know, but perhaps t

Hugo Weaving was fantastic as villain Red Skull in 'Captain America,' and the end of the movie left his future in the Marvel movie-verse uncertain, leaving us excited about his possible return. And now that return is seeming less likely, as Weaving says he's not interested in reprising the role.

'Ant-Man' is coming superhero fans. After years of rumors, Edgar Wright's 'Ant-Man' has an official release date from Marvel. This is all great news. Except that you have to wait a while.

After four-year-old Anthony Smith, who is deaf in one ear and has hearing loss in the other, refused to wear a hearing aid because such things aren’t becoming of superheroes, mother Christina D’Allessandro wrote to Marvel Comics asking for help. In response, Marvel created a brand-new hearing-impaired superhero named “Blue Ear” in honor of what the young boy calls his hearing device.